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Bert Bank's status as a patriot was cemented during World War II.— news | TL | http://www.tuscaloosanews.com
"I'm what you call a patriot," said Matondi, a retired Army colonel.— The Milford Daily News Homepage RSS
The manner in which the hunted Baitullah Mehsud became a patriot was alarmingly easy.— IntelliBriefs
When this patriot was a boy he had been stolen by the fairies, one of themselves having been left in his place.— The Science of Fairy Tales An Inquiry into Fairy Mythology
To him as a patriot, therefore, France, as against the outer world, was first, no matter what her government might be; but the France he yearned for was a land regenerated by the gospel of humanity, awakened to the highest activity by the equality of all before the law, refined by that self-abnegation of every man which makes all men brothers, and destroys the menace of the law And yet he was no dreamer.— The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte Vol. I. (of IV.)

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